One of our SunOS4 machines is being migrated from to a modern Linux server. We ran in to a Perl CGI that accesses a db1 database. Our newer server has db4. There is a package for most distributions for db1, but it seems to only provide db_dump185. This is great, except for the errors it’s producing.

db_dump185: seq: Invalid

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db_dump185: seq: Cannot allocate memory

Basically, if this worked, we could then reimport the dump to the newest version. Also, it is usually possible to use the db_upgrade command to upgrade from an older version. Because db2

doesn’t seem to have an upgrade from version 1, this seemed to be stopped there. In the end, all we could do was write a script, using Perl

in my case, to export the data on the old server and then reimport it using another script, again using php in my case, from the new server.

#! /usr/local/bin/perl5
# dump!
use DB_File; # Berkley DB
use Fcntl;
$Data = ‘/home/devunmounted/data.dbm’;
tie(%data, DB_File, “$Data”, O_RDONLY, 0655, $DB_BTREE);
while (($Key, $Value) = each(%data)) {
print(“$Key$Value\n”);
}
untie(%data);

#!/usr/bin/php
$input = explode (“\n”, str_replace (‘‘, ”, file_get_contents ($argv[1])));
unset ($input[count ($input) – 1]);
$db = dba_open ($argv[2], c);
foreach ($input as $item) {
$data = explode (‘‘, $item);
dba_insert ($data[0], $data[1], $db);
//$output[$data[0]] = $data[1];
}
?>